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30 Sep 2021

“Unfortunately, I think that the dangerous downward spiral in Korea-Japan relations has its own momentum. The recent decision to seize and sell Mitsubishi assets by the Moon administration [to compensate victims of forced wartime labor], for example, would have a very negative reaction in Japan regardless of who might be prime minister, as it goes against Japanese views on previous Korea-Japan agreements. I think in light of the current situation, any Korea-Japan rapprochement will be difficult and a long-term issue, though cooperation in the face of mutual threats from North Korea should continue.”

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